I have a project that I have to do in school and the question goes like this, i'm doing business and I don't know much about programming...The question goes like this? Please, I would appreciate it so much if someone can put me through on how to go about this.... Its due tomorrow
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Cryptic Sentence Builder Program specificationWrite a program that:1 - Accepts words from the user as console input.2 - The user should enter ONE word at a time. 3 - When the user is finished entering words, the user should be able to just press the Enter key with no other input on a line to signal that the input process is finished. 4 - The program should assemble and display the words as a SINGLE sentence. 5 - The words of the sentence should be written out in the same order that they were typed in. 6 - Each individual word should be written out with its letters in reverse order. 7 - The maximum number of words that should be accepted is 64. 8 - The input process should end when the number of words exceeds 64. 9 - The user should be prompted to enter each word suring the input process. 10 - Each word should be echoed back to the console after the user enters it. 11 - The echoed word should have the character ">" in front of it. 12 - The final sentence should be written out with "The sentence is:" in front of it. 13 - After displaying the sentence, there should be a prompt telling the user to press the Enter key to quit the program at the end. 14 - After displaying the prompt, the console output should remain on the screen until the user presses the Enter key. 15 - After the user presses the Enter key (when prompted to), the program should quit. Here is an example of such a program's console output (user input in italic)- Enter a single word: one>oneEnter a single word:two>twoEnter a single word:three>threeEnter a single word:four>fourthe sentence is:ruof eerht owt eno*press the Enter key to quit*
Why did you repost this question again, but formatted better?
You should have just edited the original question.
See your other post for a suggested answer.
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